Pilot Library : human factors
Human Factors
for General Aviation
Publisher:
ISBN:
9780884871385
Other Identifiers:
JS319005
Pages:
306
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Human Factors for General Aviation is a study of why aviation accidents happen through coverage of cockpit design, how your eyes and ears process information, factors that affect decision making, stress and the flight environment, personality factors, and how to use available resources more effectively.
From the Preface:
Over 80% of the accidents in general aviation are caused by pilot error. It is the actions, reactions, and decisions of pilots that cause most accidents, not catastrophic failures of aircraft systems or air traffic control. Students learn to fly by studying the airplane, its systems, weather, and regulations governing flight. Seldom do they study the most critical component of flight, namely the human beings in the cockpit.
Over 80% of the accidents in general aviation are caused by pilot error. It is the actions, reactions, and decisions of pilots that cause most accidents, not catastrophic failures of aircraft systems or air traffic control. Students learn to fly by studying the airplane, its systems, weather, and regulations governing flight. Seldom do they study the most critical component of flight, namely the human beings in the cockpit.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Why Accidents Happen
human factors, accident statistics, model of pilot performance,
Learning to Fly
Improving your ability, ground school training, flight training, teaching flying
Cockpit Design
man-machine system, designing machines, displays, controls, sounds and alarms
Eyes & Ears
eyes, physical issues, psychological issues, ears
The Brain
major components, thinking, attention, motivation, expectancy
The Body
breathing, hypoxia, hyperventalation, food and drugs, environmental
fatigue, stress, exercise
Emotional Stress
stress, personality, coping with stress
Pilot Judgment
learning judgment, 2-part model, hazardous attitudes
Cockpit Resource Management
CRM training, relationships vs tasks, communication, leadership
The Future
human factors training, technology & training, cockpit design, automation
Glossary
Index
human factors, accident statistics, model of pilot performance,
Learning to Fly
Improving your ability, ground school training, flight training, teaching flying
Cockpit Design
man-machine system, designing machines, displays, controls, sounds and alarms
Eyes & Ears
eyes, physical issues, psychological issues, ears
The Brain
major components, thinking, attention, motivation, expectancy
The Body
breathing, hypoxia, hyperventalation, food and drugs, environmental
fatigue, stress, exercise
Emotional Stress
stress, personality, coping with stress
Pilot Judgment
learning judgment, 2-part model, hazardous attitudes
Cockpit Resource Management
CRM training, relationships vs tasks, communication, leadership
The Future
human factors training, technology & training, cockpit design, automation
Glossary
Index
Maintenance
Training
Training
- A&P Training
- A&P text books
- A&P test aides
- A&P training kits
- IA & MRO resources
- instructor resources
WOW! This [website] is really nice and more importantly - easy! Many thanks to the Aircraft Technical Book Company!
~Kevin Alexander
University of Alaska Fairbanks
University of Alaska Fairbanks
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